NOONER NEWS - Centerville Noon Optimist

NOONER NEWS
May 26th. 2015
Volume 5, Issue 32
WEEKLY MEETING
Notes by …., Photos by Greg Griffin
“What's the good
Lunch
of living if you
Invocation
By Phather Phil
don't try a few
MEMBERSHIP GROWTH:
things?”
Guests, Readings & Inductions:
― Charles M. Schulz
READINGS:
(1922-2000
INDUCTIONS:
none today
) American cartoonist,
best known for the comic strip Peanuts.
Awards and Recognition
The Avenue of Flags program and our own Mike Bevis were featured on
WDTN Channel 2 news this Memorial Day Weekend.
In Every Issue
Our own DebeDockins shares a fun presentation about the Peanuts Gang
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Save the dates
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Upcoming Service
Projects
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Announcements
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News and Events
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Member Recognition
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Club Information
Member
News
Happy Birthday Wishes to:
5/25 Don Skelton
5/26 Crislyn Johnson
2015 AOF CREW
WDTN Channel 2 news
In case anyone missed it, here is the link to the recording I made of the
story and placed on You Tube. https://youtu.be/glB39PrRjjE
A Thank You note from Cline PTO who recognized CNO’s donation to their
annual carnival over 450 Cline families were positively impacted
Upcoming Service Projects & Announcements
TODAY: Community Donation – Science Olympiad
Golf Outing Fore !... Fore !.... Fore !.... Calling all CNO golf outing volunteers ! Steve Kohls and I will lead the "Day of" and a "few evening tasks before"
volunteer activity this year.
"JULY 23rd" is our CNO Golf Outing, some of you know it as the "Tom Frazier
24th Annual Tee Off For Youth" Golf Outing. We are reaching out to previous volunteers and new potential volunteers. Our group of golf volunteers are members who give their time on the "Day Of" and a few evening
tasks prior to the Golf Outing.
If you can participate as a volunteer in any of the following times, please e
-mail me back. (when you e-mail back put "Golf Outing" in the Subject
Line, and provide your cell number). This is rewarding, FUN and a great
way to get to know other CNO Club Members.
Build A Bear June 11th at Dayton Children’s Hospital— A great way
to get involved
Avenue of Flags Flag Delivery Day May 23rd for Memorial Day, 31
teams needed All must show up, 1122 Flags to be delivered
Wine and Bourbon Tasting Date: Friday, June 19th 6:00-9:00 PM Location: Infiniti of Dayton Dealership Loop Road
Cost: $ 10.00** at the door **PLUS WINE OR BOURBON Appetizers
will be provided
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Wine Tasters: 2 bottles of the same wine priced at $12 or less per
person (EACH PARTICIPANT WILL RECEIVE 10 TICKETS FOR
MARK YOUR
CALENDAR
6/2 Brigid’s Path Jill
Kingston & Deanna
Murphy
6/9 Geoff Lorenz History of Dayton
6/16 Meet the members
6/23 Marsha Bonhart
7/7 tbd
7/14 Meet the Members
7/21 tbd
7/28 offsite lunch at
Oak Creek South
Be a part of the upcoming Build A Bear event at Dayton Children’s Hospital
TASTING) First Place winner receives 2/3 of the bottles of wine; second place receives 1/3 of the bottles
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Bourbon Tasters: 1 bottle of bourbon priced at $24 or less (EACH
PARTICIPANT WILL RECEIVE 6 TICKETS FOR TASTING) First and
second place winners will receive cash prizes
All bottles will be bagged to remain anonymous. Tasters will rate the entries
and highest 2 scores of each will win.
Fishing Derby Chris Dwenger announced the Daye Saturday June 1st
from 8am –12:30pm Volunteers needed. You need not know how to fish!
Be sure kids are invited to attend this free event at the Washington Township Rec Center.
Speaker: Debe Dockins Peanuts Gang Charles M
Schulz
Special Presentation: Library Donations
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Centerville Schools – Emily Sippa
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Spring Valley Academy – Darren Wilkins (Principal)
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Miami Valley School – Jay Scheurle
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Incarnation School – Cheryl Reichel (Principal)
Sergeant At Arms Tom Novak and Jerry Stahley
.
Happy Bucks
.
50/50 Drawing
Contact Us
Give us a call for more
information about our service projects
The Noon Optimist Club
of Centerville
PO Box 750492
Centerville, Ohio 454750492
Phone (937) 221-6720
Any questions or Nooner
updates email Heather:
[email protected]
Visit us on the web at
www.centervillenoonopti
mist.com
2014-2015 Board Members
Officers
President Fred Polizzi
Vice President Joan Cordonnier
Vice President Karen Young
Secretary Joe Madden
Treasurer Gary Smiga
President Elect Myron
Rheaume
Immediate Past President
Bob Burkman
Past Presidents' Representative Gary Anderson
Directors
One Year Term
Mike Brubaker
Chris Dwenger
Val Huff
Patricia Kuhlman
Dick Stevens
Two Year Term
Tom Henderson
David Ladd
Jesse Lightle
Larry Lynde
Bill Stone
Optimist Friend of Youth
Optimist Creed
PROMISEYOURSELF
To be so strong that nothing can disturb
DIME-A-DAY
DAN BECK
CHRISTY GARIETY
MARTHA JACKSON
DON KELLEY
PATRICIA KUHLMAN
NANCY LEHREN
DICK STEVENS
SANDY STEVENS
BILL STONE
KELLY STONE
BILL WILLIAMS
273. MARGARET BARCLAY
274. PHIL ROBINSON
339. JOE MADDEN
340. JERRY STAHLEY
407. JIM HAWLEY
408. CHUCK DICKERSON
440. GARY AIKEN
441. JUDY DEMARCO
487. DAN BECK
488. GARY SMIGA
462. BILL STONE
506. KELLY STONE
534. Mike BEVIS
535. TOM NOVAK
2014 Recipients:
Gary Anderson & Will Cale
your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you
meet.
To make all your friends feel there is some-
thing in them.
To look at the sunny side of everything and
make your optimism come true.
To think only of the best, to work only for
the best, and expect only the best.
To be just as enthusiastic about the success
of others as you are about your own.
To forget the mistakes of the past and
CENTURY CIRCLE
DAN BECK
BILL STONE
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
BILL STONE
CHRISTIAN D. LARSON PARTNERS
150. STEVE FISHER
press on to the greater achievements of the
future.
To wear a cheerful countenance at all times
and give every living creature you meet a
smile.
To give so much time to the improvement
of yourself that you have no time to criticize others.
To be too large for worry, too noble for
anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to
permit the presence of trouble.
Optimist Friend of Youth